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“Kids learn from observing us, even when we think they’re not paying attention. Take time today to observe yourself from your child’s point of view.” –Mimi Doe

The practice of compassion and wisdom is useful to all, especially to those responsible for running national affairs, in whose hands lay the power and opportunity to create the structure of world peace. Insight From the Dalai Lama: 2007 Calendar,” Copyright © 2006, Andrews McMeel Publishing.

Welcome back to Beliefnet’s exclusive Bill Hybels devotional, “Living with Grander Vision.” This feed will appear in your profile every day for three full weeks. Did you miss any entries? Just stay subscribed, and the feed will begin again at the end of its cycle. My friend Tommy was the resident wild man on a…

Recycling just one aluminum can can save enough energy to run a television for three hours. Offset the energy you use by reaching for the recycling bin instead of the garbage can.

“I find myself feeling hopeless, worthless and have no reason to go on. I am very involved in my daughters life – she has just turned 13 and it seems like overnight we have grown very apart. I believe she sees me as a failure and an embarrassment.” –mensch711 Add your prayers now

In the book I talk about the first big love of my life: Bernard Levin. We met on a panel for a British TV show when I was 21. Bernard was twice my age exactly, with an encyclopedic knowledge of just about everything. We were together for almost nine years, and I was crazy about…

I have heard that your name can be blotted out of the Book of Life. Is this true? I have found several verses that say our name can never be erased but am still searching for the verse that proves otherwise (if there is one). You are thinking of Revelation 3:5 (see Rev. 17:8; 20:12;…

Anyone who has ever surrendered her or his body to the hands of a capable masseuse knows that the very word “massage” is an inappropriate word for what takes place on the massage table. “Listening to the body” is the better way to describe the experience. A masseuse touches your body, and every place she…

Welcome back to Beliefnet’s exclusive Bill Hybels devotional, “Living with Grander Vision.” This feed will appear in your profile every day for three full weeks. Did you miss any entries? Just stay subscribed, and the feed will begin again at the end of its cycle. Matthew’s tax-collecting ways were crooked, but Jesus was inclined to…

Although none of our Buddhist societies developed anything like democracy in their systems of government, I personally have great admiration for secular democracy. When Tibet was still free, we cultivated our natural isolation, mistakenly thinking that we could prolong our peace and security that way. Consequently, we paid little attention to the changes taking place…

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